On 9 Jul 2003 10:00:50 -0700, (sg) wrote:

Seems like a lot of overhead. Is there a way to format the CDRW disk
to work like a hard drive without packet writing?

No. If you want another hard drive, it's far better to get a real hard
drive, much faster and much more reliable. CDRW discs are best used
for testing, like creating an autoloading slide show. It make take
several tries to get everything "just right", and using a CDRW lets
you try and erase and try again until you get it right.. Then burn it
to a CDR.
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